NEC NDA-24298 manual Aspd Assignment of Speed Calling

ASPD : Assignment of Speed Calling

ASPD: Assignment of Speed Calling

1.General

This command assigns the speed calling number corresponding to each Abbreviated Digit Code (ADC).

2.Precautions

1.The speed calling number assigned by this command (the data entered at the DC parameter) is transmitted when an ADC is dialed following the Speed Calling - System access code.

2.The following command should be assigned to accomplish the Speed Calling - System service feature: ASPA command, SSC = 15 ASFC command, SFI = 12

3.The Speed Calling - System data may also be used in conjunction with the following commands, and the ADC parameter is an intermediate data to correspond to them:

AABD:	The restriction data of Speed Calling - System
ACFO:	System Call Forwarding data
ACSA:	Ring down trunk incoming call termination (Day mode)
ACSI:	Ring down trunk incoming call termination (Day and Night mode, or Night mode)
AFCP:	Calling Party Recognition Service of ISDN.
AHLS:	Hot Line
ALDN:	LDN diversion of DID call

4.The applicable Tenant Number (TN) range is designated by the ASYD command, SYS 1, INDEX 8. If data for this command is common for all tenants (ASYD command, SYS1, INDEX 93, bit3=1), assign TN parameter as data “1” for all tenants.

5.The access code for the designated outgoing trunk route should be included in the speed calling number to be assigned in the DC parameter.

6.If a pause is required within the speed calling number, enter “P” between the desired digits in the CD parameter. The default pause is 3 seconds and can be adjusted using the ASYD command, SYS1, INDEX131.

7.When assigning a speed calling number in which certain digits vary, enter “M” where digits are to be dialed manually. It should be noted that once “M” is entered in any part of telephone number, all digits following the “M” must be dialed manually.

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